The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-02-09


1--WE had an appreciated call from
! Mr.. Horace Bradley, Of Dover, this
morning.
MI. Joe jacobson left this morning
to spend few weeks visiting his rela.
tives at Perryyille.
The Dardanelle train Is again In
possession of the field, the hacks hay.
ing retired from duty.
MIR. Ed Shinn is again at the lever
of the Ferry Steamer, Martina, having
relieved Mr.. Smade Monday morning
last.
--County-surveyor w. r. Hale passed
through town Tuesday bound for the
south side, where he has some survey
ing TO do.
Mr.. Lucien Williams, after visit
of week or ten days, left Monday for
Little Rock from whence he will return
to Louisville.
--Dr. j. II. Potts and J. e. Joyner
Esq, of Atkins, were in town few
minutes late Monday evening. They
were enroute home from Dover.
Good prints 20 yards for $l.00.
Il. C. York.
Prof. Tolbert, leader of the Dover
band, came down Thursday, to witness
the nuptials of his friend Robert Har-
key. We were favored with call.
Within the past week we have been
treated to variety of weather includ-
ing rain, sleet, hail and snow, and
withal very gloomy and monotonous.
--If you want to save your money,
buy your goods from Il. G. York.
Mrs. A. G. Leming and family of
Dardanelle, returning from Mulberry
10 their home, were the guests of Mrs.
Albert Mitchell for few hours last
Tuesday.
Mr.. James Tate, whom we reported
very low with typhoid fever last week,
is thought to have passed the crisis
successfully, and is now gradually i'm
proving.
If you want good shoes, go to
T.. G.. YoRK's.
THE snag boat Sheldon arrived off
the coast of Norristown Sunday last
with the barge bearing the pile driving
engine and apparatus for the public
works In tow.
Miss May Washburne, well remem-
bered by our society people as a guest
of Mrs. Bette White last summer, has
removed to Vinita, Cherokee Nation,
where she has flourishing school.
Il am closing ont my entire stock,
including show cases and fixtures,
cheap for cash. p. l.. Bottoms.
The supper anticipated by the la
dies of the Christian church Thursday
night, has been postponed on account
of the protracted meeting now in prog
ress at the c. p. Church.
Mr.. w. f. Fowler and family left
this morning for Boone county, where
they will reside In the future. They
go in quest OF health and the Democrat
hopes their anticipations may be fully
realized.
All we ask is for you to try us and
you will be convinced that we are SELL
ing the cheapest goods in town.
7. G. YORK.
Engineer Martin, Of Little Rock,
was on the train last Thursday, on his
way home. having completed the sur :
vey of the Arkansas Valley Railroad
through the Indian territory to Arkan-
sas City.
-Revs. David Keeton, l.. d. Ray. G..
FL. Cosper, w. G. Evans and j. II. Hof
were passengers on Mondays train
from Russellville for Judsonia the seat
of Arkansas conference of the M. T..
Church.
Rather than move it, will sell at a
bargain, all my household and Kitchen
furniture. Now is the time to get rare
bargains. p. l.. Bottoms.
If you want an Organ or Piano,
wait until w. G.. Weimer gets in stock,
and then you can see just what you are
buying, and with every one, you get a
five and seven years guarantee, res
pectively.
wv. G. Weimer informs us that he
will soon have in stock the finest and
most complete line of plain and fancy
flower pots and hanging baskets that
the market affords. The ladies will.do
we'll to remember this.
Among the many agreeable callers
this week we note: Arch Rollow, w.
G.. Borgess.. A. NJ. Bradley, X. d. Love,
j. /. Albright, X. NJ. Gambler, w. d.
Smith, G.. w. Viilyard, j. L. Wharton,
II. d. Brown, E. q. Morton, w r.. Hale.
We set foot in the thrifty little city
over the way yesterday and howdied
with many of her clever people and
jostled against the good HUNDRED Post
man, and listened 10 the toothpullers'
minstrel troup, and saw him yank a
few teeth for fun and--came home.
Use none except the unchanged
BILE Diamond spectacles, they are the
only guaranteed glass on the market.
You will find complete line at Weim-
er's New Drug Store, and you bet he
knows inst how to fit you up in hur-
ry. Call and see him.
In reply to several inquiries we
will state that we do not issue separate
tickets in the drawing this year, but
instead, give numbered receipt for
each renewal of subscription, and this
number, written in the upper left hand
corner of receipt, is the holders num-
Der in the drawing. Don't forget this.
--Rey. Mr.. Tyler failed to arrive last
Saturday on account of the undated
interest in his meeting at Bentonville.
He arrived Tuesday. however, and be-
gan his meeting Tuesday night at the
c. z. church, with a good audience in
attendance. 1t Is expected that the
meeting will last two weeks at least.
Up in Illinois fox drive amour is
TO something more than childs play.
A late issue of the Milton Beacon gives
an account OF recent drive in which
over 5000 people participated and seven
foxes bit the dust. Our venerable
friend, Mr.. Fielding Hanks, father-in-
was one Of the party. The report says
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